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Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Borneo at the Borneo Cultural Village. Located in Sabah, this unique attraction offers an authentic glimpse into the traditional lifestyles and customs of Borneo's indigenous tribes. Explore traditional houses, watch cultural performances, and participate in hands-on activities to learn about the diverse ethnic groups that call Borneo home.
🔔 Note: Booking must be made at least 1 day in advance.
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Remarks: 0-2 yrs FREE entrance
Upon arival at the Borneo Cultural Village gate, guest will be assisted by in-house guide and they will start the tour with a brief of introduction about the insights of the area. Next, guest will hammer the gong before entering the area and then they will be greeted with 'Mongigol' a Rungus tradition dance.
In-house guide will assist guest and lead the tour of the area. Expecting to learn the lifestyle and engaging the life story of among the six most well known indigenous ethnic group in Sabah.
Guest will witness traditional Sabah dance perfomances and an exciting shows prepared by Borneo Cultural Villages.
Anticipate on our hearty lunch set and imbued with love, as each dish, meticulously prepared with utmost care to tantalize guest taste buds and warm to their souls.
End tour. Guest are invited to explore our souvenirs island shop at their leisure, where they can discover a delightful array of keepsakes and local treasures to commemorate their journey.
Experience the rich traditions and culture of Borneo through immersive tours, showcasing the indigenous villages and their unique heritage.
The experience was enlightening, learning about Borneo's indigenous tribes. However, the overall tour could have been more interactive with more demonstrations.
The village tours were excellent, and I learned so much about the different cultures. The hospitality was amazing too!
The Borneo Cultural Village is a must-see for anyone interested in indigenous culture. I loved every part of the visit!